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This article will cover why this film is categorized as a documentary and concert film.
El agua disuelve su imagen, el paisaje desaparece
Images of a decomposing nature combine with rain drops and fungi living in the organic matter of film. Relato de un río (Tale of a river, 1945) is a short film produced by the Instituto de Cinematografía, celebrating the Iguazú National Park, a roll so affected by hydrolysis that it cannot be projected without being destroyed.
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Images of a decomposing nature combine with rain drops and fungi living in the organic matter of film. Relato de un río (Tale of a river, 1945) is a short film produced by the Instituto de Cinematografía, celebrating the Iguazú National Park, a roll so affected by hydrolysis that it cannot be projected without being destroyed.
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